= lunch, n.2 1. Obsolete.

A piece, a thick piece; a hunch or hunk. Obsolete.

A lump; a large awkward-shaped piece of wood for burning, a chock, n.1; also of bread, meat, and the like, a chunk, n.1 Chiefly dialect.

A thick, more or less cuboidal, lump, cut off anything; e.g. wood, bread, cheese, meat, etc.

A lump or large piece, esp. of meat or bread; a chunk; also, a large quantity of a liquid.

A piece or portion of something, esp. one without a definite or regular shape; a lump, a chunk.

A piece or lump of something; a chunk, a hunk. Also figurative. In later use chiefly regional.

A thick or clumsy piece, a lump, a hunk.

A large piece cut off (e.g. from a loaf, cheese, etc.); a thick or clumsy piece, a lump; a hunch.

Scottish. A lump or large piece of something; (later also) a large quantity or helping of something.

A lump, a large piece. Scottish.

An aggregated lump of anything; a lump broken off from a larger mass.

gen. A thick piece or lump of some material; also, a portion or amount, esp. a large one.